Now the reality when producing any involving/layered story; It’s 99 percent problem solving and 1 percent photography, all wrapped around a heaping scoop of serendipity.
via The Photo Society.
Now the reality when producing any involving/layered story; It’s 99 percent problem solving and 1 percent photography, all wrapped around a heaping scoop of serendipity.
via The Photo Society.
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I think its a fact. Most of the time in a shoot, as a photographer, there will be unexpected problems. It should be solved and the shoot has to carry on till its satisfied. Its something great. So, its a part of the game. Cool……!
Well, there are “involved/layered” stories, and then there are things like the “Out of Eden” project featured on the post, which is off the charts. I think any time camels are used for transport, you’re in a very special category of photography problem solving. Makes the rest of us realize we probably don’t have much to complain about or room for excuses, when we have luxuries like electricity, a bed, a car that works, a road for said car…
chien
photography !!!
Eden” project featured on the post, which is off the charts. I think any time camels are used for transport, you’re in a very special category of photography problem solving. Makes the rest of us realize we probably don’t have much to complain about or room for excuses, when we have luxuries like electricity, a bed, a car that works, a road for said car…
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grate work .. on village photography all click is grate
So. Very. True.
And all too often overlooked!
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